Case Studies

Delivering premium content to over six million subscribers, DIRECTV PanAmericana is the region's leading television and video provider, working with Irdeto to offer its services in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Uruguay and The Caribbean. To maintain its customer base, identify new market opportunities and expand its presence throughout the region, DIRECTV PanAmericana decided to build on the success of its existing customer care and billing technology from Irdeto by adopting the latest release of the solution offering. Read More

Viasat's free and pay-TV platforms and channels attract a total of 125 million viewers in 31 countries. Viasat developed "Entertainment at Your Command" to deliver content across any device at any time. A key component was to deliver live content and VOD services to Connected TVs, PCs, Macs and mobile devices over the open Internet. Read More

The Australian market presents a significant pay TV opportunity with a population of 22 million spanning 9 million households. Learn more about how the pay TV company’s download service used Irdeto’s content management solution to handle the encoding, encryption and flow of content from the existing broadcast system to the consumer’s PC. Read More

As one of the UK's most visible media brands, BSkyB reaches one third of all UK homes and has a reputation for focusing on quality growth by increasing product penetration and innovative entertainment options. With Irdeto Media Solutions, Sky doubled their clients, increased revenue opportunities and significantly reduced their operational overheads. Read More

Irdeto is committed to combatting pirate activity and working with customers to break pirate business models – ensuring revenues are protected. Irdeto analyzes pirate technology and practices, works with local law enforcement as appropriate, to provide an effective solution to protecting content. Read More

Telecom Italia Media started DVB-T broadcasting in 2005, offering pay-TV services with pre-paid rechargeable smart cards to subscribers throughout Italy. With a desire to address the market of analog free-to-air (FTA) viewers through PPV and PPT services, Telecom Italia Media implemented Irdeto's Local PPV model, where the STB stores viewing credits in a secure purse in the smart card, resulting in a successful launch of L-PPV. Read More

MultiChoice is Africa’s leading multi-channel digital satellite television operator, providing premium digital media content to millions of subscribers in sub-Saharan Africa. In order provide pay TV services to new customers in multi-dwelling units (MDUs), MultiChoice selected Irdeto’s DVB over IP rebroadcast solution. Irdeto’s solution enabled the company to deliver content over satellite and broadband networks to more than 5,000 boxes in five months. Read More

As Denmark's second largest cable TV and broadband Internet services provider, with over 600,000 homes connected across the country, Telia Stofa selected Irdeto as their preferred CA provider for its DVB-C launch to the Danish market. Irdeto enabled Telia Stofa to provide interactive and flexible solutions, giving subscribers more choice in program tiers. Read More

ESC 90 Telecomuniaçòes, the Brazilian Internet service provider, has an installed base of 300,000 homes with an existing analog cable infrastructure. Desiring a cost-effective solution that secured access to licensed content based on an open platform, ESC 90 Telecomuniaçòes selected Irdeto and Irdeto's partners to provide the best-in-class conditional access system, smart cards, head-end components and STBs. Read More

Irdeto has had long-standing success catering to the needs of sports networks all over the world. Based on Irdeto’s track record, a regional sports network tapped the company and subsequently realized increased online viewership and greater overall success. While still an exemplary deployment reference for Irdeto, the following case study has been cloaked due to corporate policies at the customer site regarding written endorsements. Read More